Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-05-06

Sir Jed is advertised at Il. II. Gould's
Burlington chestnut; four years old; by
Cock of the Rock dam, Lady Converse,
by the Celebrated horse Morgan. at SO.
Signed, w. l.. Harrington, and dated
Burlington, 1929.
Urilleas-1'his elegant and full-blood
coach horse. in Shelburn and Charlotte.
at Sc: bay trimmed with black; his colts
brought more money in Boston as coach
horses than any other breed in this section.
1t has been thought by many that the
delicate, sim-legged, soaring, jumping,
flying, kicking horses are the only kind
that would bring price in market; but
that point has been settled by the many
who have returned wiping their eyes and
enquiring where the Urileas' were. Sign
ed, +. Irish, 1929.
zee The elegant horse Bedford at Shelburn.
Charlotte and Monkton; bright BAY.
seven years old, II hands, sired by old
Bedford, an imported horse. dam by old
Balance: at 50. Signed. p. Trowbridge.
1929.
The noted horse. Young Telescope.
formerly owned by Dan Arnold of Hines
burgh, at Charlotte and Williston in 1880.
Signed. Leonard Freeland.
"Old Telescope is but "A years old this
season and it is and will be acknowledged
for years to come that more benefit has
come from his use for lG years than any
other horse" at 81. Signed. Roswell
Butler Essex, 1880.
Sterling at Burlington. Richmond and
.Jcrico. "the same horse that has been
kept by Geo. Tyler for five years"-at
So. Signed. Erastus Tyler, Essex, 1890
In 1880 Lewis Higbee of st. George adj
vertises Young Cock of the Rock at St.
George and Williston; five years old.
1862. bay, sired by Cock of the Rock
for colts; at 81.
March, 1881, F. Il B. Nye advertise
Hickory at Henry Thomas stables in
Burlington.
Urlleas is advertised in Shelburn in
1892.
Young Messenger is advertised in 1892,
by \. l.. IIawley of Essex. to stand at
Westford. Fairfax. Jericho Corners and
Essex. "We. the undersigned citizens of
Dorset and vicinity. certify that we are
acquainted with the stock of the gray
horse Y ANN Nocconror 1o tol,. o,,.,,l D. =.
Col. VI. IIawlev, and that the colts of
said horse stand high for elegance. speed
and bottom" Signed by John White
horn and six others. Col. VI. IIawlev
and two others of Manchester certify to
the same effect.
In 1888 the Augustus Caesar is adver-
tised at Wiliston by VIM. Brown; got by
Sir Walter, dam Morgan mare.
In 1912 A. Newell of Charlotte adver-
tiSes The Black Figure. full-bloodcd
French horse, at Charlotte, Ferris burgh.
Monllton and Iinesburgh, at 81 to 81.
In 1913 l.. Church advertises the Nor
gan horse Bashaw at Burlington. Shell
gan as you can find" bay, $50 lbs, not
surpassed for strength and speed.
1915: The full-blooded French horse
Moscow. "The subscriber has Just re-
turned from Montreal with the above
horse, that has been kept at Montreal and
vicinity the past four years; jet black,
II ID hands, 1900 lbs, sire, the we'll
known horse Lion Heart of Quebec -
Signed, \. b. Mussey, WillistOn.
we find advertisement of Sir Henry; this
thoroughbred horse to stand, at Milton
Falls and Burlington, at IS and so. Sir
Henry was bred by James Bothgate, Esq.
of Long Island, breeder of Modoc, Midas
Gypsy and other horses noted on the turf
lie has taken more premiums than any
other American hOrse-the first premium
several years at the New York State fan
for best blood horse, the last at Auburn
in 1916, when there were upwards of 81
competitors. lie is full l6 hands, ll5(
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harness nor on the turf. Got by Henry
by Sir Archy by imported Diomed; dan
by imported Light Infantry, a son OF
English Eclipse; grandam by imported
old Messenger, (the sire of the dam OF
American Eclipse and celebrated as /
getter of trotters); great-grandam by
Bashaw; g. g. grandam by imported
True Briton, said to be the sire of tn,
original Morgan. Sir Henry's colts arr
nneXcelled for speed, bottom and style o
action and command the highest prices
as roadsters in Troy, Albany and New
York. \. b. Allen, Esq, says: Celebrated
as Vermont horses already are, we thinl
if duly patronized this superb horse vii
leave a stock behind which will add still
more to their reputation as roadsters
Refer to Mahlon Cottrill, Esq, Mont
pelier; Edward Long, Esq, Cambridge